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Ansible Playbook to set up PiHole with DNS-Over-HTTPS via cloudflared
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server=127.0.0.1#5053 |
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
NOTE THIS IS A BASIC EXAMPLE OF A CONFIGURATION. | |
YOU SHOULD COPY YOUR EXISTING CONFIGURATION FROM /etc/pihole/setupVars.conf | |
THIS CAN BE USED AS A "STARTER" CONFIGURATION FOR FRESH INSTALLS BUT WILL OVERWRITE ANY EXISTING CONFIG | |
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
PIHOLE_INTERFACE=ens192 | |
IPV4_ADDRESS=10.1.1.250/24 | |
IPV6_ADDRESS= | |
QUERY_LOGGING=true | |
INSTALL_WEB=true | |
LIGHTTPD_ENABLED=1 |
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- hosts: pihole | |
become: yes | |
tasks: | |
- include_role: | |
name: bendews.cloudflared | |
vars: | |
cloudflared_port: 5053 | |
- name: create pihole directory | |
file: | |
path: /etc/pihole | |
state: directory | |
- name: copy pihole conf | |
copy: | |
src: pihole-setupVars.conf | |
dest: /etc/pihole/setupVars.conf | |
register: pihole_config | |
- stat: | |
path: /usr/local/bin/pihole | |
register: pihole_binary | |
- set_fact: | |
pihole_installed: "{{ pihole_binary.stat.exists | default(false) }}" | |
- name: download install script | |
get_url: | |
url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/master/automated%20install/basic-install.sh | |
dest: ~/pihole-install.sh | |
mode: u+rwx | |
when: not pihole_installed | |
- name: run install script | |
shell: ~/pihole-install.sh --unattended | |
when: not pihole_installed | |
- name: copy dnsmasq conf | |
copy: | |
src: pihole-dnsmasq-cloudflared.conf | |
dest: /etc/dnsmasq.d/50-cloudflared.conf | |
register: dnsmasq_config | |
- name: this should be done via a handler but is simplified for this gist | |
set_fact: | |
restart_dnsmasq: "{{ true if (pihole_config is changed or dnsmasq_config is changed) else false }}" | |
- name: restart dnsmasq service (this should be done via a handler but is simplified for this gist) | |
service: | |
name: dnsmasq | |
enabled: true | |
state: restarted | |
when: restart_dnsmasq |
@bendews A follow up question: How can we use Ansible to run the installer as a non-privileged user but automatically enter the sudo password when the script is running? i.e. How can we run the PiHole script without become: yes but still enter the password when PiHole runs a command with sudo
Here's an Ansible task that will modify the sudoers to allow members of the
sudo group to sudo without a password. When sudo prompts for a password,
you enter your own password anyway.
- name: Update sudoers
lineinfile:
path: /etc/sudoers
state: present
regexp: '%sudo ALL=\(ALL:ALL\) ALL'
line: '%sudo ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL'
validate: '/usr/sbin/visudo -cf %s'
This would allow Pi-hole to run as a non-privileged user and sudo without a
password (as long as it is a member of the sudo group).
Thank you,
*James Lagermann* | Systems Engineer
c: 636-575-7249
[email protected]
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@bendews <https://github.com/bendews> A follow up question: How can we
use Ansible to run the installer as a non-privileged user but automatically
enter the sudo password when the script is running? i.e. How can we run the
PiHole script without become: yes but still enter the password when PiHole
runs a command with sudo
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Hi @jlagermann, I think we are discussing two different concepts.
Security concerns when running the PiHole installation script is discussed on that page via the links on piping to bash. They cover general risks and security practice of running software from public sources - running these as root elevates the risks highly but at the cost of convenience.
Running PiHole as root is not something I’m familiar with doing but would definitely discourage regardless.